The humanoid robot Optimus It is one of the most ambitious projects of Elon Musk. The Tesla owner’s intention is to make it a fully autonomous device. You can perform tasks like fold t-shirts, dance, pick up boxes and walk without losing stabilityand reach a speed of 2.16 kilometers per hour.
Other humanoid robots, such as the Unitree Robotics H1they can reach 12 kilometers per hour. Now, Musk has more competition with the arrival of the Phoenix Gen 7 by Sanctuary AIa robot that stands out for its human movements as well as their speed and they even claim that he learns faster than Optimus.
The humanoid robot that learns faster and costs less than Elon Musk’s
According to TechCrunchnamed as Phoenix Gen 7was presented this Thursday, although, in reality, it is the seventh generation of the Phoenix line. One of the more recent versions introduced legs, but the company focuses more on what happens from the waist up and that is precisely what is revealed in the new videos of the Canadian firm.
From the company, their human movements to classify productsas well as the speed with which you can learn such tasks. Sanctuary AI suggests the new Phoenix is ​​capable of automate new tasks in less than 24 hourswhich would mean really fast learning.
In the words of Geordie Rose, co-founder and CEO, he states that with this seventh generation they have a system that It is the most similar to a person of all those available. Also that it is a critical step towards artificial intelligence general and says he is delighted to lead this advance.
It is true that the tasks are simple, but only 12 months after its predecessor, it brings more improvements to the line, including increased uptime, improved range of motion, lighter weight, and lower-cost bill of materials. Additionally, the company also announced a deal that will bring its systems to Magna’s automotive manufacturing facilities.
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